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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
passage by the Democrats Of the House
Of such bill as the Republican sug-
The OHIO Riuer Railroad.

At meeting held in Parkersburg, a
few days ago. Of the stockholders oil
the Ohio River Railroad Company, the
directors were instructed TO contract Tor
the extension of the road to Hunting
ton. This means, OF course, an extern
sion southwark into Kentucky. The
Ohio River railroad isalrcady completed
70 Point Pleasant, forty miles below
Charleston, at the mouth OF the IA
nawha river, where il already makes
connection with n railroad leading
direct to Richmond, and where soon
road leading to Cincinnati wall
connect with it. Therefore, the
extension to Huntington is not to
he made with any view to drawing
trade from or sending trade to Cincin-
natl or Richmond. The intention of
the stockholders is no doubt TO run 1t
into the richest part of Eastern Ken
lucky, and as far towards the South as
it may be found profitable to extend it.
This is The era of railroads. Competi-
ton promises to accomplish more than
the interstate commerce bill for the
benefit Of the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
Why Sot9
10 the Editor Of The. Dispatch:

10 the Editor Of 0e, Dispatch
II Judge Bond can assume "iuris-
diction whenever in considering case
it becomes necessary 10 construe the
Constitution Of the United States, -
why cannot be be arraigned before
some other Federal judge upon the
charge that he CBond) has, in his de-
cisions, violated the Constitution OF the
United States? Or, If Bond can try
suits for damages against grand jurors
and State judges, why cannot our
treasurers and other State officers bring
like suits against him in the Federal
courts?
II 10 can be done, this would be fight
ing the devil with Gro with y vengeance.
lSTEREooArzn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

SORGHUM SUGAR.-The results Of the
experiments made last year at Fort
Scott, in Kansas, in the manufacture of
sugar from sorghum are stated as fol
lows in Bulletin No. IA from the United
States Department of Agriculture:
at thus clearly appears from care
full study of the analytical data that the
sorghum-canes entering the battery at
Fort Scott were totally unfit for sugar
making. Those who are disposed to
find fault with the experiments because
more sugar was not made would do well
TO consider these facts"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY O. 1887

OF o transom above the rear door. Inc
thieves were evidently familiar wish
The burglar-alarm, as they he'd broken
the wire and pulled off the clspper, OF
the alarm bell over the transoni, thus
preventing it from operating.
All the stuff was passed out over the
transom, and not door or window was
disturbed. Early on Sunday morning
several coupes were observed on Market
street nearthe post-oflice, and the police
believe that the booty was carried Oil In
this way. The authorities are com
pletely mystifed, and say it is the work
of an expert gong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
rrnunieiu shoe.raclories.

WORCESTER, GAss.. February All the
members Of the Knights II labor now working
in tire boot aud shoe-shOps hero, where notice
YEA posted I'm which employers refuse 70 treat
with committees Of labor organizations, and
eiate that they will mako terms with employees
only "a individuals have been ordered % quit
Work tomorrow by tho Joint Executive Board
"a 10 get out the workmon who arc now nj
work on eh0oa Cling orders. II these orders
are not Gllcd on time considerable loss viii be
caused. and 20 prevent this tho Executive
Board expect the manufacturers will come %
terms The manufacturers will walt, how
ever, 20 see how strong the organization IS be-
fore they call Tor conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

The New York HerdLdreproducesinits
editorial columns three want advertise
monts which appeared in its advertising
columns, and crows Justify over the fact
that to each nearly two hundred an
swers were received. All three of these
advertisements were from businessmen
who wanted to employ clerks. In the
want column of Sundays Dispatch APP
peared an advertisement of the same
character as those the Heraid gives so
much prominence to, and by 6 o'clock
Monday evening there had been re-
ceived at our counting-room one hun
bred and twenty replies. When we
compare the population of Richmond
with that Of New York, the inference
from the above facts is that the people
of cur city are not much behind those
of the metropolitan city as readers Of
live newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

TO the Editor Of Hc Dispatch i:

TO the Editor Of Uc Dispatch:
II there is any one question upon
which the farmers of Virginia 10 a
man are united il IL that the Riddle
berger debt settlement shall stand.
These men OF patient, profitless toll
make 20 per cent. Of our people. Urge
them in every county, Mr. Editor,
to show usurpent Bonds, persistent
Royals, and British bondholdcrs that
they are in earnest.
Let a list be pubtisbcd in cgery paper
in the State Of the drummers who offer
coupons for license, and, as far rs can
be ascertained, LET all merchants know
that the farmers of Virginia viii use
none of the goods bought Of these
drummers. The force Of such a com
hined movement will work wonders, or
the writer knows nothing Of human
nature. FARMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
KILN. CONGEESS.
WASHINGTON, February s, 1887.
Senate.


House bills were reported back from
the Committee on Military Affairs and
placed on the calendar as follows To
authorize the construction of grayelled
road to the Richmond (Va.) National
cemetery; authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to deliver to the rightful
owners the contents of certain boxes
deposited in the Treasury Department
by the Secretary Of War.
The Senate took up the calendar OF
House bills and passed twenty-five.
Among them were bills for grading and
paving the approaches to the National
cemetery near Danville, Va, and for
the settlement OF accounts with the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.
At2 o'clock the Tehuantepec railIoad
bill came up as unfinished business, but
went over until Thursday. Mr.. Vest,
WHO'S in charge OF it, gave notice that
after its being taken up he should ask
the Senate TO remain III session until it
shall be disposed of. He said he had
been notified by five senator's that they
desired to speak on the Eads bill, but
they were not prepared to speak to-
day.
House bill 10 prevent the importation
and sale OF fresh mackerel during the
spawning season was taken up and de-
bated until 5:l5 p. NJ. An amendment
was adopted postponing the period
when tie bill is to take effect from
March /, 1887, to March !, 1885. With
ont disposing Of the bill, the Senate at
5:l5 went into secret session, and ten
minutes later adjourned.
House of Representatives.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, the SEN
ate biz was passed, with amendments,
appropriating $4,000 for the erection
Of public building at Huntsville, Ala,
the ultimate cost of which shall not ex-
ceed 100000.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the Senate bill to indem-
nifty certain subjects of the Chinese
empire for losses sustained by the ylo-
lence OF mob at Rock Springs, w. L.,
on September 2, 1885.
Mr.. Morrow, of California, inquired
whether it was the purpose of the For
eien Relations Committee, in case this
bin was passed, TO call up to-day the
bill restricting Chinese immigration.
Mr.. Belmont replied in the negative.
| The Chinese Government did not de-
sire 10 embarrass the relations between
| tho two nations by a continuance OF
immigration. and there was DISPOSE
J lion to modify the treaty 50 as 10 bring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
Tie Farmors' Convention at Alex
andria Yesterday.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, February S.-The
Convention of Farmers OF Northern
Virginia met in the Opera-House to-
day. n. W. Pierson, of Woodlawn
Club. Mount Vernon, called the meet
ing to order Permanent officers were
chosen as follows President, Major
@. L. Hines, Vienna; First Yice-Presi-
dent, n. w. Pierson, Of Fairfax; Sc
cond Vice-President, Josiah Brady, Of
Loudoun Secretary, w. Gillingham.
Among the speakers we're General w.
II. I. Lee, John NJ. johnson, and Rev.
Mr.. Nourse. The Convention adj
iourned this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
sine die.
Young BelIomy is improving.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton mass-meeting tonight was great
success. Hon. j. Randolph Tucker
could not attend ON account of sickness
III his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
VETERANS.
SIX PARTIES.
The West Virginia Senatorial Mud
dIe-Yesterday's Ballet.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February s.
It may now be said that there are six
parties in the Legislature, each Of
which has candidate of its own-the
Straightout Democrats, who vote for
Camden always; the Straightout Re
publicans, who compliment each
prominent man of the party in turn;
the boiling Democrats, who vote for
any one they see fit; the Greenback
Republicans, who follow the example
of the boiling Democrats; and one In
dependent, who makes it APPOINT not to
vote for man who is voted for by
either of the other parties.
The ballot to-day gave Camden 80,
Duvall 81, Harris II, Janney 6, and
johnson !. Thirteen members were
absent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
The Canadian Pacific SNOW block

VICTORIA. b. G., February Tho Can@ilan
Pacific railroad Is blO,kaded By snow and sno"
qlides There has boon no through mail Tor
Twelve days. and II rs uncertain whom one VIII
get through Tho mail Is coming vid Amori-
can roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

i 4 all men by these prrsenta nat a. rr,
Ri 2. TAYLOR. JR., BLAIR bDf r... a,
THOMAS G.. WILLIAMS. with r.
forming a limited partnership. hafn,.,. "A
sevcrally signed This paper. which l.s ....-
known and states
irst That the name and rlg.. .fr.. .t...
q each partner b. A. follows Ur... ..,
iCr, Jr.. Richmond. Va: Blair N..r
mond. Va, and Thomas a. William d. d
mond, Va.
second. That the name or arn ..i.-...
the partnership is to boz CONDUCTED D.. Ihf...
& BOILING.
Third. That the saii Henry p. rey..,. l.
and Blair Boiling are the general ll.f..... ..I
the said Thomas G.. William. i- u.e .I
partner
Fourth. That the amount g mon..rr ..
special partner, tho said .t.mat e. N..t..
contributes is ten thousand l.I.n...
lfth. That the general ra.lUs Z U.l f...
mess 20 he transacted h. NH' NJ a R..l.4.ss
lohbing fancy grocery business
sixth. that tho place ~ l4.....s .- t.1.t.
said city II Richmond
Seventh That tho Gurst .l ~ ue SAD bars
pcIshlp shall continue fnM Co.,, Ir.t ..
signing of these articles ulaI o.. Ir DID,.
January, $50
Made ani seyerally signed hv r.t 10y
81 January. lss1. ~ witpftf u.r ta..- I..
HENRY J.. TAYLOR. Il. ....
BLAIR BOILING. -..
THOMAS e. WILLIAMS. ~.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
A COMPLETE CRY

have suffered All my ife vim .,l, d..
81 difercat kinds. ana have never fY-. =
manent r0iief until. by no ads..r n F,
friend. I used your valuable Ccrc.gt i.f
Digs. gaye them y thorough fsaI l.f..
bottles Of the CrucUR. REsoLgTsT ta, r
Of cUriCuRA, And seven cakos of r,.r...'
SOAP, and tho result was lHsi wrEtIt.I
told it would bel rom isfe fure
BILLIE WADE, Rlehma,. ..
Reference, @. W. Latifnsr, iret
mOnd, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

A telegram from Charleston, S. c.,
says the last slave in that State has
been found and liberated. He was
working for a man way up in the
mountains. The Abolitionists should
now turn their attention to the Rhode
Island workshops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
CKIN IND SCALP CT.RAysvn
- PURIFIED. AND BgAUYTpjgn nv '..l',,,D,
CU1lCuRk KgHEBfgs ~ M

For cleansing The SKIN AMI scalu a ~,
firg iirmora for aiia2i1g ibaiig RI. 70
ana Inflammation; for curing ne r.. . .,,.ny
toms Of kczemG, Psofirgig, sils rrr.t 'iND-
Head. Scrofula, and Ofhor lnberlisl II fsg
blood DieGses, CUfiCuRA. he great (. :, ,.l. i
and 1UTicCRt Soar, Ar exqBisi'a ~ "a. Il.
fer. externally, ami CCTICDgA Rps0.yo,- i ~
now Blood PGrlcT internally, asf MAN. 'i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
Jhe Sunday Law in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, February THE supreme
Court to-day rendered q decision Ia ths sun
dny-law case. After reviewing the at a. great
ieneih the Court says: We reach the concla.
sion that sunday law Is q legitimate exercise OF
tho police power OF the state, and IA not n yio-
laii0n Of any inhibition contained In the Con
siituiion Of the United States and that Of the
Stnie OF louisiana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEES,

FIVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEES,
commencing TUESDAY, February Sth. Play
for the People, the greatest OF All mel0-ira-
matte successes, THE SHADOW DETECTIVE !;
OR. LEONE THE WAIF, which will b. pro-
duced on Tuesday, wednesday. and saturdhy
Nights. with Wednesday and Saturday Matlnees-
Thursday and Friday Nights, with usual
Mstinees, the most sensational drama Of the day,
UNDER A MASK, introducing the clever char
acter-comedian Mr.. ID. \. KELLY, supported
by a strong dramatic cast, performed by him
over thousand times in the principal cities Of
America Prices OF admission, Is, IS, b. and
zoe feO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

can archaeological survey of the
State of Pennsylvania is the latest
scheme?" We know of no State that
promises a greater yield of dead issues
and political fossils than does Pcnnsyl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
SALT RligCN CURED.

was troubled With Salt Fhrgr fr...
Ter Ct years, ~ that The skil fnt'f.i.
ono q my hands from Do Garr- ..t. .
wrist | tried remcdlca and f1ri.-.. ...
lions 10 no purpose undl r9Gmrn.-l ...
CUTicURA REMEDIES, and aiN IAN ...
cured. ~. % ft...I.
a9 NofhamD'on s.ls'f 3D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ~" COAPANY,1
FIRST REGIMENT NlRGISIA VOLUNTEERS,
RICH8OND, VA, February 3, 1871
NTEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY 1
VI will assemble az the ArmOry WE'D q
NFSDAY AFTERNOON. February 9. lsS', az !,
5 20 O'Clock, to proceed % Lynchhurg % a. "
tend the funeral Of our late coarado, ID. j.
~ iRwICK.
By command II. NJ. B0YSIH, Captain.
f. Git u. X. PkCOk' flfst sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

"Mr. REAGAN has been elected sena-
tor from this State" says the Galveston
NcwS, "and now, what next?" Give
us an easier one. There is no telling
what's next in Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

The Alexandria Gazette keeps its
indignation warm, and never allows to
pass unimproved an opportunity to de
nounce President CLEVELAND. It's
last leader is unusually severe as well
Us unusually long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
STATE or VIRGINIA. cm oy mauw-s

], K. II. Steger, a notary publ F. emilio sii
cty. IN said state. do certify thaf U...s d. |ay.
Tor, Jr., Blair Boiling. and Ih0m7.| Asa
whose names are signed 20 the puunt fI..gs.
have acknowledged the same lr q Ie frH b.. 40
city aforcsad. And 80 further .nr,.y u.it
said Henry T.. Taylor. Jr, and Blair D. Hr.
this day made oath before me Got OIL. -
Thomas {. Williams has paid in a.faai "a
into the partnership dcserbcd ln saiI ...tI.
cgte the sum Of ten thousand I0Ilar.
Given under my hand this ofh Jay - jana.
ary. 1871. H. A. rIllEL
lg q-GW Nofarr I..I..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

For tho lat year havo i1I asn.. .f..
Ing. -csly. and pimply hGm0rs 0l met.
which have applied grraf many m.t. ...
treatment without Nin'css. arf a
speedily and entirely cured iy CIrflr.,
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS. Iasr.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
II TWENTY-THIRD SEASON.

Everywhere received with Enthusiasm.
The verdict of tho press: " In the front ranks
OF legitimate stars
Beginning THURSDAY, February ION, the
most versatile actor in America, LOtISJANtS,
and the beautiful and talented MARIE VAIN
WRIGHT. supported by company Of legiti-
mate actors. -
REPERTOIRE:
Thursday-VI
Friday-HAMLET.
saturday Matinee-MUCH ADO ABOUT no
THING.
Saturday Night-OThELLO.
Elegant and histrionically correct costumes.
Elaborate scenery by Lafayette seayeyo OF New
York.
Prices: 81, 75c., Soc. 25c., lJc.
Next atlraciion-JANISH,C COUNTESS OAR
co. Telephone i67. fe S-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

I 4. CHRISTIAN, 60
IL. FURNISHING UNDERfAkkk,
No. 1915 EAST BaOAD sfhkht,
RICHMOND, Va.
- lOfilcc, No. d..
Ielepnoucs lResidonce, No. ia
Ordors promptly executed Prices hi9i'
rate IA w..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
pic,ee, ycarsat Hard labor.

NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-Dr. I. j. Fol-
who pleaded guilty OF manslaughter IN having
killed John c. kirkpatrick recently, was to-day
sentenced 10 fifteen years imprisonment IL tho
peniteniiary at hard labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
ro,,urc Of "A paper Company.

PORTLAND. NE, February The Dennison
paper Company, Of Mechanics Falls, hhs sqs-
pended. IT u supposed that the haolu ,i,'.
amount 20 $4,000. Tho assets ore plant9' MUS
and n uulr-mill az Canton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
I'VE HEREBY NOTIFY orr

w friends and the public gonrraly uri.
having acquired the entire hu-inns. amt ..l's
of the late concern 81 GODDiN IS TAYLOR
from the administrator u JOHS " Gunus.
deceased, and Tho surviving partner. Mr hls.
RY T. TAYLOR, Jr, We shall continue t1 raprY
Ola the same business az the OLD place. SO. 20
SOUTH Fol FIFTEENTH STREET. RICH
MOND, VA, where we will bee pleased - 500
and serve them. All persons indebted to he
late firm will settle with u-. AMI those having
claims against IL Will present them ~ Us Tor
payment
jail TAYLOR e BOILING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

STANLEY takes with him into Africa
100000 outfit; and the chances
are that Africa will soon be that much
ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
GROIERIES. &C.

L'RESH SARATOGA CHIPS
L Eyaporatci AIrir0t-. Peaches, ami poaH,.
Conlcc'ioncrs "NAN ' sugar Tor cauIy. ,l..
Chou, Sweet and Green Pickle; also. Pi.k.t4
P.gs Feet 40
fel MCCARTHY A HAYNES,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
BRIEF COMMENT.

We move that BILL CHANDLER COM
mand the first dynamite cruiser on its
experimental trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

GsgM, | ACHE All OVER
E8z{.,i Noursleir. sciotr. -.lf.r ....
rx2fFtF aud Nervous Paine. -r.I.
MTNi Neakne's rciioFol ]. .r. r
&yNt5F by the CUTfCCti A,.rru. ...,.
Wv TrR. Neg and rr.f..t Az ....
Cists'. -. I've for -. l'llIA Ual., t..
CHEMICAL COMPASE, Bo-..r
rq.N.ss.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

Salvation Oil viii cure the worse case
Of frosted feet. Only twenty-five cents
bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

We have solt your CCTICUsi urrs..s. f.
the Iast six years, and no mol .... .. -.
shelves give better satisfaction
CT. ArBkRTON, Duggi-t. hllrry. D.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

r. TUCKER viii continue tho % .........
Gas-fittlug at tho old stand, ~, .a. '.....
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
Dissolution q PAR.Nrn.lIr.

VHE FIRM OF g. -. IVrY q
\ TUCKER having boon 1...... lI.,,.....
consent On the 3lst Of JanIers. l,>- ,U ...
having claims against the frn .. b.. b r..
* III CkEK viii present rrm tU .....
KR for payment, ard au plrIr. r....,
tho firm Of g.. W. lNEY T. IlDAr.
the same 20 u. TUCKER. a. he i.t...
authorized % settle bills o. It.
D. IIIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09

CVTICURA REMEDIES ao .f' r.r.....
iric0; GUTlCUFA, 5Oc.. EEDfrE.r. g. ....-
Sc. Prepared by the lDl..H ORR a.,
CHEMICAL COMPANY. F, BON. Mes. ...,
FOR " How 70 Cure SKIN Disease"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
RoN.s. sraTIoNLnY. 60.
Old BOOKS taken I'm exchange.
fe SdSw RANDOLPH a. ENGLISH.
NEDDlNG, INVITATION, AND
w VISITING CARDS.

We are az fat o. 30 engraving or pranHe
WEDDING INVITATIONS aud NlH ilNd
CARDS I'm the c0rrcct style.
Specimens can be seou 40 our store. ur 90
will take pleasure iu mailing taoD O. ptr.as
ont Il the city for selection.
We make "a specially Of FINE ~lilllNE-
Rl for ladies' and gentlemen u.a
BECkWIIH IS fhkNAN.
Booksellers auI >lt0l.nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
sTnCK.RR0KERS. lSc.

ALL SECURITIES dealt In at the New York
Stock Exchange bought and sold Tor invsst-
ment or ON margin.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED subject to sight drafts.
Interest allowed on balances
Roferences: r. La Montague q Sons, New
York; Union Bridge Company, Now York aud
Buffalo laio-eouoh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
ACHE All Oyrr

GRUBs. Pimrles. skin Bl,mi.res. a.,r..,
IIumor. rnrnd ~ lrIIrrRA enAr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
MEETINGS.
OTOCKHOLDERS MEETING

y. IT. -
y The regular annual meeting OF mo ~, IA
uOTDFRs or THE VIRGINIA COAL AND
IRON COMPANY will se held nj the Bra liock
House. in tho city Of Alexandria, at Il ", on
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of February 1876
H. 1td NJ : KEMMERER, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
MILITARY CONVENTION.

This afternoon military convention
met here in the armory of the Cover,
nor's Guard. That company paraded
in compliment to the visiting military
and the Legislature. There was a
great assemblage in the Capitol Square,
where speeches were made by Governor
Scales, Acknowledgement Jarvis, Minis
ter Jarvis. Lieutenant-GOvenOr Sted-
man. Speaker Webster. Colonel Gotten,
of Tarhoro. and others
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

FEUCALITV Sept. In, 1897.
ID. FEEE,IAoy.-L-st >IuuGay icing tie
9th anniversary 81 the bIrth Of MIS-. WI
liam A-cMauamy a large number of ae-
friends and relations prepared theuse.ve
and give her qui,e a surprise 10y king her
the recipient OF nice lot Of costly presents.
After eating suwptous dinner and enjoying
al old fashioned talk ABOUT ye old j.me-.
they departed for their sssp-ct!ve homes
wishing :hat The good Old LADY may live to
enjoy many more birthdays.
Il : with SoTT5w that we report ths doatA
Of Nr. Charles NounakiUs, who died at h.s
residence st Fallen Timber or tie -5.n a..
August, Ia til, 18Th year Of rs age. Taa
deceased came 10 this country over 20 y-ars
ago, pacn this was but a vast wilderness
bat BY hard labor cleared gu. ine farm on
which Row stands the brisk town OF Fallen
Timber lie IcRyes large family 81 ch.l-
dren and his aged wife to lament his dsacE.
The festival IT Shirley i now over and il
was surely q success. Each night the heat
tiful grove Was Wei filed with coed, -e-
specialize and orderly people; the commit -e
worked hard to supply their wants anf make
it interesting. Miss Linrie Gay and her
. sister won hrst priZas in the contests for
jewelry; tAe Misses TroxeH did very well
and received the second prizes. The gross
/ receipts amounted to about 500 which vii.
buy their Sunday school coed organ.
BY agreement Mr.. u. J.. DIIen las SUI
rendered his Hu:ei license to the county, ~
can n0w boast Ot temperance town and We
hope it may ever I've thus.
Mr.. ShaIIenbeycr auI Mr. Bell have re
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miue boss, leaving Nj. p. Lahey in charge
OF the works.
Miss Minnie Richards, Of Osceola Mills, is
here on a visit To her brother BuSty; a. they
were walking along the railroad the other
day sic saw and killed 4 large rattIesHake.
Yours, L.